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THE BRIDGEPORT POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1962. NAMED, HAKTFORD COACH HARTFOKp, June '22--(AP) Gordon' McCullough; 4 14 graduate of Hillhouse high school of New been named basketball and coach at Hartford university. The university said yesterday his employment will start Sept. 1. McCullough graduated (rom Springfield college im 1958 arid -J master's fronnPenn State 1 In then Ihe has been coaching at a high school in N.

H. FIGHTS LAST NIGHT By THK ASSOCIATED PKKSS MIAMI. Monroe. (48. Fort Lautlerdaie.

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Ptn, Sand Whlta Got. Con I NrwroxT run TURPENTINE scaled gallon PAINT PRODUCTS CO. Bridgeport 1500 Main St. Armory ED 6-1121 Stratford 10 Boston Ave. Ar tarnum DR 8-8015 Fairfield 1551 Post Road In CL 6-1OM NINE1-EEN JOE PALOOKA FIRM FATHER! HAM WHATBON6S YOUTONEWYOKKT OVEN ME EVERYTHM6 IEVEKWWITEP --r AMP I LOVE HM--SOOO MUCH Ken Strong Is Signed To Coach Giant Kickers INDUSTRIAL GOLF The schedule I today's matches in the YMCA I i a Golf is as follows: DIVISION--United Illuminating Co.

vs. Bridgeport Machines; Bridgeport Post vs. Casco Products; Harvey Hubbell vs. Raybeslos; Southern New Eng land Telephone Co. vs.

Bridgeport. Brass; Metropolitan Body vs. Schick Razor. DIVISION--Dictaphone vs. Manning, Maxwell and Moore; Dullard vs.

Columbia Records; Bridgeport Metal Goods vs. Bryant Electric; Bridgeport Brass (bye) DIVISION--Superior Plating vs. Bridgeport Machines; Bryant Electric vs. United Ill i a i Remington Rand vs. Harvey Huhbcll; Sprague Meter vs.

Bullard, In Division matches played Wednesday the results were: Raybestos 8 1-2, Bryant Electric 1-2; Superior Plating 6, Southern New England Telephone; 3. General Electric defeated Ray- bestos, 3 1-2-2 1-2, in a Ladies Division match Wednesday. ROLAND YOUNG BRIDGEPORT ORIGINAL ThejMoose club defeateVTBridge- port'Original, 7 5, Mooneys drop- jed the Optimist club, 6 1, and Crown Budget, 5-2; Bridgeport Original sneaked past Mooneys, 2-1, behind Mike Dawson's; live- utter, Crown Budget trimmed Moose club, 92, as Pete Swanson tossed a 10; sirike-out, the club- scored five i i the bottom of the.sixth, inning to nose out -rovvn''. Budget. 5-4, with De'nnis leading the attack Moment of truth arrives for Chevrolet, Ford, and Plymouth.

The moment of truth for oars is the same as it is for people: time to show what they're made of. When PlymoUjtli took on Chevrolet and in the rocent "Showdown at Riverside," the U.S. Testing an independent laboratory, was thoro as Judge. The cars wore standard V-8 models of Chevrolet Impala, Ford Gnlaxie and Plymouth Fury. Tho official results show Plymouth won eight of'the ten events.

More proof that the Greatest Plymouth Ever Built is at your dealer's now! OFFICIAL U.S. TESTING COMPANY RESULTS EVENT 1. ZERO TO 80 MPH 2. QUARTER MIU 3. GO, STOP, PARK 4.

KILOMETER RUN S. HIGHWAY PASSING E.C1TY PASSING 7. ECONOMY RUN S. Hill CUMB 9. EMERGENCY STOP 10.31VMIIE CLASSIC WINNER PLYMOUTH i PLYMOUTH 17.7 lee.

FORD 3BJ3mln PLYMOUTH 33.1 sec. PLYMOUTH (33 ft. PLYMOUTH 2tS ft. PLYMOUTH 1 7 6 CKEVROUT 21.5 sec. PLYMOUTH .139 ft.

PLYMOUTH 2:51. Smb. See your dealer lor complete "Showdown" deUll: PLYMOUTH-QUALITY-ENGINEERED BY CHRYSLER CORPORATION Little League Notes 113 200--7 Oornwel) and 'fitumbrlr: Brulkowskl (4), ami Gouricy. Kwel and Bullet; Kanloris and Good oia coo--? QOI QJX--5 I LIE and Swamon: EamalutslcL and fin Smith Parke Moose Club rm Budget 3 3 id Sl Rprey, Da I ilc (5), Baker t5: (51, NLACK ROCK Jay Howard turned in a no-hitter, striking oul eight- men, to give the Red So. a 1-0 win over the Giants.

Bob Finch gave up only a single to Witkowski in losing Kmcti and Williams; Howard and Wit. VowiVi. NORTH END EASTERN--The Reds zipped Ihe Pirates, 9-6, Johti James picked up his seconc win in relief. Abbatte and ML halck led the winners' attack, a Don got four, hits for the Pirates the Braves won twice, trimming the Cardinals 5-3, with Harold Watt.picking up his fourth win, and'. the pirates 15-3, as Kellejns won and Rotin blasted a home run.

G. Duback, Jrime.t (5). and A. ailberlonl H): J. BaVoi, A.

Bahos (4) and E. Itclti. J. Eakos (4), AMERICAN--Ma Spiccr continued his strikcou pace, setting men down, to lead a Glass to a 4-1 win ove Mercuric giving up but two hits and raising his season totals wins nrnl 78-strikeouts. tfplcer and Grissci FAIRF1ELD NATIONAL-WiU both teams scoring in everv ning but one, Korner Market i pod the TownEcs, H-ll, with Beau din and Plucker leading the hit ters; Scinta hurled a five-hilte as Turnpike Cleaners dobbenx Phelans, 12-0, as Newton Raincault led the attack.

Korner Market 306 10 104 1 10 1 lloran. Afello (5), and Vmeilo emskl, Divli (3), and Soules. N'ne 13) Turnpike deanen lnla and RomsnowsVy C5), anil Turku Kosma, EAST END Behind a four hitter Ipssctl by Richard Clen enls, the Orioles blasted White Sox, 11-1, as Ken led the winners at bat; the Van kees whipped the Indians, 9 i Mark Datnlowski pitchm the win and i i a grand slai home run. James Kearney his seventh home run of th year for Indians. 000 001-- 1 -PO 07X--11 U.

Hyrnei, diarelle (5), and Jlclnharcll element) nnl Sheppunl. Taj lor, Kearney inc. Mm) and KychaljVj 1 GREENFIELD HIIX Ca nnsel downed the Marketeer 7 3, Haufcins and Hugn starring for' the winners. See your Plymouth-Valiant Dealer for Top-Quality Used Cars NUTMEG LEAGUE The Colonial Lith (cam, which leads the Niitmc slow pitch league with a 4-0 re ord, will clash wllh Ferramlo Palace restaurant squad Sunda at 6:30 p.m. on diamond No.

Seaside park. An upset victory (or Ferrando would create a for (irst ha honors between Colonial I.ilh and Tiltons' rcslaurant lean which has a 4-1 record. UALIFIERS LISTED BY PATTERSON CLUB Nineteen men survived the cut- point in qualifying rounds for election o( a team to represent Patterson club in the Bridge ort District golf championship urnament later in the season at park. Wes Welch, chairman, announc- that a three way tie beivyeen ohn Anderson, Bill nd George; Yovan for places ID 18-man teani' will be by a i hole playoff. The other qualifiers Ray-Howell, Dave Lieber hal, Boh Quinlan; Austin Fejis, i Sicilian, Jim Welch, Wes 'elch, John Howell, Ed Kirik eorge Horioh, Fred Bove, Frank omeranlz, Connie Macklow oger Hazen'and Jim Walworth Bill Cooper, chairman of the len's club championship, has cheduled play to begin with 3G olc qualifying rounds to be play ci Saturday and Sunday.

Pla; I be without handicap and thi lowest scorers i make up he championship flight Addition 1 flights of IB will provide latches for all entrants. A mixed tournament which nded recently was won by lah and George Yovan. ook low gross with 76 and el with 05. JOB, JIM GRANT WIN TOURNEY June 22--(AP) 'The nnual Father and Son champion lip'of the Connecticut State Golf ssociation has been won by Robrt (Bobby) Grant of Weth rsfield and his son Jimmy, looting a three under par 68 In Ihe finals yesterday the ranis led a field of 13 at the ew Haven Country club course was triumph' for the elder rant, who has shooting or the trophy since 1953. Jimmy the second son to team up with Second place went three me winners Cleeko and Richard larchetti of the Fairchild Wheel Golf club, with a 74.

The scores: Robert And James Ornnl. Wethersllelil. 32-36--6' Clccko ahd Dick MarclieUI, Falrchilrl feeler, 36-38--7: ceorce nnd Donald ration. HOUSTON IS SEEKING MACHEN-WILL1AMS GO HOUSTON, June 22 I remoter Earl Gilliam said to ay he expected the Nationa Joxing association to approve the uly 10 heavyweight bout between Eddie Machen and Cleveland Wil a Houston over the ob cctions'of New York's Madison quare Garden management "I sold J1000 worth of ticket; eslerday as soon as (lie after pon papers announced the figh would take, place in Gilliarn said. New York had two chances to jut on the fight but couldn't di Both of the boys' manager: lave assured mo that New York las no hold on them and I'm con ident that everi'thing is set here or July." Harry Markson, managing di cctor of Madison Square Gar len Doxing, said last nigh he boxers are under contract ti ighl in New York.

He said notified the NBA a thi should lake place there. Machen withdrew from twi chcdulcd Madison Square Card en bouts with yea ecause of training injuries Ma is Ihe second ranked heavy contender and Williams i rated as No. 5 in division STRATFORD I TOPS GROSSO-SEAVEY Sandy Corbit hurled a one hn cr and Ring drove'horn he deciding runs by smashin i double the bases loaded i he top half of the seventh in ning last night as the Anderson Dunn-Kochiss post, American gion junior baseball edged the Grosso-Scn cy post squad of Bndgepor 3-1. at Deardsley park The Stratford team i mak home debut Satiirriiy at pm in a game with a Longbrook park Stratford Grosso-Scavey 100 000 2--3 7 100 000 0--1 1 Corbit and Peterson; Ceccarcl and Baroni. VAN BUREN INJURED BUFFALO, N.

22 -( I Center Dill Van Bureii i Iowa has been lost to the We squad for the All-America foo ball game here June 29. Va Buren suffered a knee injury du ing yesterday's workout and be replaced by Mickey Tingelho of Nebraska. TRY A BUNDY with Marathon-Winning Performance OLSEN Marine Co. 7G Ferry Slralfofd ED 7-7383 Tpke. Exil 32 Du Old lap- old Aqua Cat Hull- Card Cvlnrudc Sailing Alcart and hll baat a Ken a legendary figure in New York city football since the late 1920s, today was signed as a special kicking coach by the Football Glanls, eastern the NFLI The 52-year-old Strong, a New All-American pro football's greatest kickers, will assume his luties when the Giants open raining camp at Fail-field university Strong's first project with the r'ork University and later one of i i K1 and Bob Halkcv, FalrchlEcl wheclnr.

Illusion and Tom New Tony and Tom Lunlnacri Huhbard nelchls. Fduanl nntl John Sul man Tumble Brook. a i nnd a Aron on 0 and Ray Houcll Patterson, William and Kobcrl Knowlci, Shultle- Meadow. A. K.

Garro a A fiarro Indian Hill, Jart Kc.irns and Jack Jr. 03- vlaramen will be the conversion of punting specialist Don Chandler, to the a of a two-way icker. Chandler, long one of the MFL's premier punters, will 'he groomed to lake the place ol veteran place-kicker. Pat Summerall, who retired last week. Rookie Kickers Also coining under Strong's keen and experienced eye al Fairfield will he rookie place kickers Jerry Hillebrand of Colorado and Lou Kirouac of fioston college, and punter Russ Warren of Columbia.

"We feel fortunate in having fellow of Ken's background and ability working with our kickers," says head coach Al Sherman. ''Kicking is vital part of modern pro ball, nnd I'm certain all for Ihe 15 years, but le's never been far away from he game. Led As Collegian As a Icollegian, Strong led the nation's scorers with 162 points 1029, his senior year, and also earned All-American acclaim, i was a genuine triple-threat halfback in those days. Ken slarted his pro career with Ihe Staten 1029 through 1932. He Ih'en'ioineci'The Gianls and was a star i 1935 Oldlime fans will Island Stapletons played with them Strong as one of the in Ihe now-famous "sneaker game" against Ihe Bears, for the 1934 world title.

Strong returned to the Giants in 1933 but a broken back sidelined him. Then he was called back by the Mara men as a kicking specialist from 1844-47. During his career with New York, Ken scored 351 147 extra points goals. points, kicked and 36 field "SCOOP" Find IK. itary an TV kaak chartaa, far and ttrvlca cliarcn an all al TV, HI-FI rrpaln.

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Harrii Hardware. Oi CALL CL 9-8383 For Delivery Ken will be to our staff;" Strong has valuable addition been out of foot- 2--7 1 75 37- 9--74 8 76 7 76 I 77 0 78 3--80 OFF A BETTING HEARING IN JERSEY TRENTON, N. June. '22 A proposal by Jersey City tfayor Thomas Gangemi to ofT-track betting was taken )eJiind closed doors by the State "ax Policy commission today for urther study. who appeared before he special hearing 1 hursday, old the commission the state realize about $75 million jn resenue from off track betting, if were legalized, BLACKTOP? DOUBLE its LIFE with EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT 8:30 P.M.

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